Solomons

How To Use Solomons In A Sentence

• Austin examined the DNA of a small Pacific island lizard (Lipinia noctua) and found that on islands west of the Solomons it was genetically diverse but on Polynesian islands it was more uniform. Pacific Lizards or Red Herrings?
• Beyond them came the beauty of the Hoxworth lane: to the left and north stood an unbroken line of croton bushes imported by Whip from Guadalcanal in the Solomons, and of all that grew on his plantations, these were his favorites, these low sparkling bushes whose iridescent green and red and purple and gold and blue leaves were a constant source of wonder; but to the right ran a long row of hibiscus trees, low shrublike plants that produced a dozen varieties of fragile, crepelike flowers, each with its own dazzling color; Hawaii
• Both suggestions were similar in tenor, namely, to give Mr. Bertram Arkwright an insight into the rawness and redness of life in the Solomons. THE TERRIBLE SOLOMONS
• Trigger Schafer, who had begun his career as an enlisted metalsmith working on CH-46s, bunked during the workweek in a 40-foot boat he docked at Solomons Island, a waterfront village at the confluence of the Patuxent River and Chesapeake Bay. The Dream Machine
• All five of the monotypic genera qendemic to Northern Melanesia are confined to the Solomons.
• Western Province leaders have given the Solomons Island government one year to recognise their statehood, or they will declare independence.
• Yet the hardness was there, and it was what enabled him to run his ketch single-handed and to wring a livelihood out of the fighting Solomons. Chapter 8
• The 2,000-strong police and military force arrived in the Solomons two weeks ago.
• The evils of the labor trade prompted the United Kingdom to declare a protectorate over the southern Solomons in 1893.
• It does beat hell how men learn to lie in the Solomons," he says and tells Griffiths he knows the welcher has sold out and is pulling for the Hebrides. “Have you lived? What have you got to show for it?”